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What is an electron made of and, what are other so called fundamental particles made of?
"Particles with wave-like properties" is the usual way to view these objects.jodavwel said:What about the wave structure of matter theory? See dr. Milo wolff and others, e.g. William clifford, a. Einstein, e. Schrodinger. Why did the majority of the physics community adopt the particle theory of n. Bohr?
The nature of matter refers to the fundamental building blocks of the universe. It encompasses everything that has mass and occupies space, including atoms and subatomic particles.
Electrons are tiny, negatively charged particles that orbit around the nucleus of an atom. They are one of the fundamental particles that make up all matter.
Fundamental particles are the smallest and most basic units of matter. They cannot be broken down into smaller components and include particles such as electrons, protons, and neutrons.
Electrons play a crucial role in determining the physical and chemical properties of matter. They determine the structure of atoms and how they interact with one another through their electrical charges.
Studying the nature of matter and its fundamental particles helps us understand the fundamental laws and principles that govern the physical world. It also allows us to develop new technologies and applications that improve our daily lives.